Good morning, Santa Clarita.

Angry Chickz will open its newest Santa Clarita restaurant on Friday, June 19 at 11 a.m. and host its biggest Grand Opening yet (serving Nashville-style hot chicken).

Zony Gordon’s exhibit Nature’s Narratives is on view at The MAIN from now through July 8—offering local art lovers a fresh look at nature in a unique display.

Mission Opera will host Bella Notte Italian Night on Saturday, June 20, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at Bella Cucina, featuring an authentic Italian meal, live serenades, and support for its educational outreach; additional performances will follow on July 18 and Aug.

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The Santa Clarita Film Office announced six productions filming in the Valley from Monday, June 15 to Sunday, June 21 including Criminal Minds and Lincoln Lawyer among the projects.

Residents can look forward to seeing local productions bring fresh energy to their community.

Master's University will begin its Centennial celebration this semester with a new website launching in September and a Sufficiency of Scripture Summit set for Nov.

6-7 at Grace Community Church, followed by an alumni event at the Truth and Life Conference in January and the founding anniversary on May 17.

The Child & Family Center is offering a free 15-week Breakthrough Parenting Class for parents and caregivers, with registration now open to support local family bonds (check with the center for details).

California Credit Union Foundation awarded a scholarship to Valencia High School student Jonathan Mcphee (recognized for his academic achievement, leadership and community service) through its annual College Scholarship Program.

Santa Clarita Transit now offers contactless payments for bus rides, letting riders use smart devices or cards on all routes — the move also supports fare capping and group fares for up to five passengers.

City officials enacted a new ordinance banning fishing at Bridgeport Park to address concerns with disruptive e-bike and fishing activity.

Signs will soon be posted + enforcement officers will patrol the area to boost safety.

After three infants fell ill from infant botulism in April and May, Nara Organics recalled its organic baby formula sold in Target stores and online and urged caregivers to stop using it immediately.

Tests have not found the toxin in the product.

Santa Clarita native Colton Herta made his Formula 1 debut for Cadillac at the Barcelona Grand Prix on Tuesday, June 16.

He completed 27 laps in the FP1 session (first practice) stepping in for Sergio Perez to help set up the car for the rest of the race weekend.

Jared Goldberg, who led TMU men’s volleyball to a No. 1 ranking + national title in six seasons, has accepted the Baylor University women’s volleyball associate head coach role and ended his time in Santa Clarita with gratitude.

Audrey McKenna signed her National Letter of Intent to join The Master's University & boost the TMU Women’s Basketball team for the upcoming season.

College of the Canyons track & field standouts Antonio Moore and Hazel Rhodes committed to four-year schools this month.

Moore will run for the Titans at CSU Fullerton and Rhodes will join the Beach team at CSU Long Beach in NCAA Division I, continuing their careers under coach Lindie Kane.